Corry Memorial Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Emergency physician unavailable and ambulance numbers listed for Corry area. Admissions include Ginny Burton 2 from Ray Laurie 925 North Center, Ray, and discharges for Mark Roberts 7 and Calvin Kerstetter 6 as well as Joan Lucille Bogniak and others from Corry, Clymer, Sparlandsburg area entities.
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Laurence Burton
Fifth Avenue
Ray Laurie
North Center Street
Tuesday Mark
Charles Roberts
Columbus
James Beckerink
Clymer
Calvin
Roy Kerstetter
West Pleasant Street
Rolland Chase
R. D
Corry
John Bogniak Jr
Joan Lucille
West Park Place
Willard Tillotson
Spartansburg
Fallout from Russian tests hit USS Enterprise carrier
Washington AP reports radioactive fallout from Russia's 1961 atmospheric tests contaminated the 86,000 ton nuclear powered carrier Enterprise. Radiation lingered about a month but posed no health danger to crew. Navy medical notes say contamination likely occurred via rain washed to outside areas and attempted safeguards limited entry through ventilation and on personnel. Further details on other ships were not provided. In Elgin Scotland Maj Bristow remains unconscious after a 1959 accident, visited by wife and two children this Christmas Day.
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Russia
USS
Enterprise
Navy
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Cmdr
Lewis H. Seaton
Seaton
Long
Elgin
Scotland
Maj
Reginald Bristow
Kids Honor Christmas Poet at Trinity Church Cemetery
New York AP dispatch notes 13 year old Robert Holsapple of the Bronx recited Clement Clark Moore’s poem at a Chapel of the Intercession service. About 160 participants walked through snow along Broadway to the Trinity Church cemetery for carol singing and prayers, then moved to Alfred Tennyson Dickens’s grave to honor Dickenson’s father Charles Dickens with readings and a swinging finale of Santa Claus Is Coming To Town.
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New York
Clement Clark Moore
St. Nicholas
Moore
Trinity Church
Manhattan
Robert Holsapple
Bronx
Broadway
Leslie J. A. Lang
Alfred Tennyson Dickens
Mr. Lang
Dickers
Charles
Tobacco Profit High In Russia
U.S. tobacco observers report Russian factories show high net returns amid low wages. A Moscow Yava Tobacco Factory worker earns about 93 to 99 dollars monthly while Russia grows roughly 400 million pounds annually, importing 200 million pounds. Dr. Kenneth R. Keller of North Carolina State College led the tour under State Department auspices with tobacco leaders.
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U.S
Moscow
Russia
North Carolina
Kenneth R. Keller
North Carolin State College
State Department
World Rejoices At Christmas Despite Strife
Associated Press reports Christians celebrate a 19th postwar Christmas with prayers while conflicts flare. Berlin border violence, Cyprus tensions, Cairo Arab summit plans, and Vietnam cease-fire spoil peace hopes. Pope Paul VI visits a poor Rome district and Bethlehem sees over 10,000 pilgrims as U.S. forces string Christmas messages across Korea. In Texas, President Johnson spends Christmas with family and tours LBI Ranch amid snowless warmth. Kennedy assassination remembrance draws 15,000 spectators in Dallas.
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Jordan River
Viet Nam
Prince of Peace
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South Korea
U.S
United States
Ison City
Tex
Press Johnson
LBI
Texas
Dallas
Kennedy
Cost of Educating U S Child Falls at $352 This Year
The magazine School Management reports the average public school cost per pupil this year is 352 dollars, up 17 from last year. It cites 20.3 billion total spending, 16 dollars for bus transport, 47 dollars per pupil for new construction, and debt averaging 388 dollars per pupil. New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania top at 482 dollars, with average teacher salaries around 5837 dollars.
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School Management
Orlando
Furno
Baltimore City
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Fortson Pledges War on Birds in Capitol Grounds
Georgia Secretary of State Ben Fortson admits reluctant admiration for imported English birds that were brought to chase sparrows in Central Park. He has mounted an all-out effort to control thousands of owls that infest the State Capitol grounds, saying the birds remind him of Britain's dauntless spirit, yet his weapons fail to dislodge them.
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Georgia
Ben W. Fortson
State Capitol
England
Central Park
New York City
Britain
Fortson
Stamp Collection Sold For 1 Million Dollars
The stamp collection of the late Philip H Ward Jr has been sold to a New Orleans dealer for 1 million dollars. It had been appraised as high as 1.6 million and will be broken up for sale. Ward, former president of Ward Electric Co, died last August at 76. He left the electrical business to pursue stamp collecting in 1930.
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Philip H. Ward Jr
New Orleans
Roger Weill
Raymond H. Weill Co. Philatelists
Ward
Ward Electric Co
Kennedy grave site visited by 15000 on Christmas Day
In Washington the AP reports over 15,000 Americans visited President John F. Kennedy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery on Christmas Day. Snow lay six inches deep as fresh pine boughs and floral tributes covered the late president's grave. The article hints at U.S. diplomacy discussions with allies about a potential East-West pact for Cambodia.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Palm Beach
Fla
Washington (Ap
John F. Kennedy
Cambodian neutrality conference sparks policy clash
The Cambodian head of state Prince Norodom Siha nouk backs an alternative to neutrality talks while State Department authorities warn such a conference could trigger bitter recriminations over conditions in Cambodia. Separately, Chamber of Commerce directors reaffirm policy against collective bargaining with unions or government agencies, extending to teachers unions and public schools, and a mail ballot endorsed that local boards should determine school policies under state and local law.
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Norodom Sihanouk
State Department
Chamber of Commerce
Norad
Deaths Michael Woloszyn er of Spartansburg
Michael Woloszyn er of R D 3 Spartansburg died Tuesday at Corry Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born November 29, 1886 in Poland and married Anna Bolowa in 1910. Survived by wife, two daughters Veronica Garnier and Theresa Barr, three sons John George and Stanley, 17 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Requiem High Mass at St Elizabeth's tomorrow at 9 a.m. Rosary tonight at 8. Temporary interment in Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum.
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Poland
Anna Bolowa
United States
Oil City
West Spring Creek
Woloszyn
Veronica Garnier
Eriel
Theresa Barr
Rougeville
John
George
Dallas Pays Homage To JFK On Christmas Day
Thousands of spectators in Dallas paid silent homage to President Kennedy on Christmas Day. Traffic officers directed three and four lanes of traffic past the site of the assassination at Houston and Elm streets.
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JFK
Tex
Kennedy
Texas
Houston
Elm Street
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